Hungary Asks League to Investigate Marseilles Murders: Country's Honour at Stake Geneva, Nov. 25. (GREAT excitement prevails in Central Europe as a' result of the} Yugoslav Note to the League of Nations indicting Hungary in connection with the assassination at Marseilles recently of King Alexander and M. Louis Barthou, the French Foreign Minister.
Ttaly is also said to be anxiously watching developments.
In order to avoid complications it is learned that the fact that the trails of many terrorists led to Italy has been omitted from the Note, but it is believed that if Italy attempts to champion the cause of Hungary, Yugoslavia will publish all the information suppressed, showing the complicity of Italy, which is likely to cause grave developments.
The Hungarian representative here to-day requested the Secretary-General to place the Yugoslav complaint against his country on the agenda of the extraordinary meeting of the Council next week. the accusations against Hungary, which have been made regularly since the Marseilles crime, continue," he declared, "serious consequences might ensue for peace."
It Yugoslavia proves her case. it 4s thought that the most the League will do. is to pass a resolution stignatising the action of Hungary and Preseribing new regulations. regard~ ug political emigres, "A detailed account of the activities of terrorists is contained in the Yugoslav note. The allegations are based on the evidence of the terror~ {sts arrested in connection with the Marseilles tragedy and others tried for the attempt on the life of King Alexander in December last year.
It ig alleged that the terrorists, trained in a camp at Yankapuszta in Hungary under the protection of the authorities, used to have shooting Practice at a life-size portrait of King Alexander, while a witness at trial of terrorists at Belgrade in 'April stated that he was ordered. one night' to help in the execution of a Bosnian sentenced to death. One man felled the Bosnian with a blow fon the neck, the witness stabbed him the ribs, while a third man despatched him with a stab through the heart, The body was then thrown Dr. Ante Pavetlen into @ furnace.
Tt 1g also alleged that passports with genuine numbers but faked names were supplied to terrorists, who were allowed to move {rcely Hungary—all supplied with weapons and ammunition—Reuter,
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